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Remove the main metal side plate (6 screws). Loosen the four 

screws securing the top plate together with the valve base, then 

remove the screw securing the white insulator to the metal bracket. 

Turn the insulator in the two slots until the hole on the captive 

side lines up with the head of the fixing rivet, then withdraw the 

insulator.  Lift  out  the  GY501  valve  from  the  E.H.T.  overwind 

holder, then withdraw it from the base. 

5 .

 

Line transformer bobbin removal 

Remove the main metal side plate (6 screws), and the PD500 and 

GY501 valves. Unsolder the E.H.T. lead from the valve holder, 

and remove the two plugs from the sockets mounted on the side 

plate below the printed panel. Unsolder the four leads from the 

tag panels, then remove the four bobbin fixing screws from under-

neath the transformer, allowing the bobbin to be withdrawn through 

the bottom of the chassis. When fitting a new bobbin, ensure that 

the leads and plugs are replaced correctly, and that the E.H.T. 

';,,lead has a smooth soldered joint where it is connected to the valve 

,base. 

Note. 

It  is essential  that  the  round  metal  plate  on  the  top  cover 

shielding V5003 valve base is always refitted correctly after servicing 

the 

L.O.P.T. 

assembly. 

Line transformer fault-finding 

The line transformer must not be operated with the screening 

cover removed. However, all the tappings on the line trans-

 

former  windings  are  available  externally,  via  the  two  10-way 

sockets  mounted  on  the  side  of  the  E.H.T.  can  assembly,  and 

connections  to  many  components  can  be  made  either  on  the 

printed panel or within the valve compartment of the assembly 

once the gauze screen has been removed. In cases of arcing due to 

breakdown  of  a  component  inside  the  assembly,  it  may  be  first 

necessary to try to locate approximately where the fault has oc-

curred by noting if any damage is apparent. After replacement of 

the line transformer bobbin or any component which has failed 

due to breakdown, engineers should ensure that the line output 

circuit is operating normally since the breakdown could well be 

the symptom of another fault. 
The following points should be borne in mind when servicing the 

L.O.P.T. assembly. 

1.

 

Boost voltage measurement (590V) gives an immediate know-

ledge of drive to the transformer. Unless the deflection coil 

circuit  has  a  fault,  normal  boost  implies  correct  primary 

operation. 

2.

 

A very low boost voltage must indicate either a heavy load on 

the line transformer such as a shorted turn, or no drive to the 

transformer e.g. open-circuit or no emission in the PL509 or 

PY500 valves. 

3.

 

If the boost voltage is fairly normal, then scanning current 

exists and the absence of a raster must indicate lack of an 

electrode voltage on the C.R.T. 

4.

 

Grid and cathode voltage measurements on the PD500 valve 

are very revealing for faults in the shunt stabilising circuit. 

 

Fig . 4 .  C. R. T.  shiel d  

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Summary of Contents for G22K511

Page 1: ...VERS c es C O MMB I N E D E L E C T R O NI C S ER V I C ES LI MI TE D 604 PURLEY WAY WADDON CROYDON CR9 4DR TELEPHONES Spare part orders 01 686 3831 General service enquiries 01 688 7722 After business hours Recorded messages on both lines Telex 262308 AUGUST 1969 Please quote CES 739 when ordering further copies CES 739 ...

Page 2: ...d ILLUSTRATIONS Fig No RECEIVER IDENTIFICATION 1 SPRING RESISTOR R1073 If2 CONVERGENCE COVER 3 ASSEMBLY OF C R T AND SHIELD 4 C R T SHIELD 5 TRIM PLAN 6 THIRD HARMONIC TUNING 7 DEFLECTION ASSEMBLY 8 CONVERGENCE PANEL 9 TERMINATING PAD 10 DAMPER DETECTOR UNIT 11 DETECTOR UNIT 12 15 RESPONSE CURVES 16 BIAS NETWORK 17 X Y DISPLAYS 18 BLOCK DIAGRAM 19 CONVERGENCE ASSEMBLY WIRING 20 L O P T ASSEMBLY UP...

Page 3: ...G22K511 G25K512 Page Two ...

Page 4: ...T2144 BC148 T2145 BC148 T2146 BC148 T2147 BC148 T2624 BF197 T2755 BF173 T3401 BF180 T3402 BF182 T3403 BF183 T3495 BC108 T7011 BF195 T7012 BF195 T7013 BF194 T7014 BF194 T7015 BC107 X1101 BY127 X1102 BY127 X1103 BA148 X1104 BA148 X1105 BYX10 X1106 BA148 X1292 BA148 X1293 BA148 X1294 BA148 X2151 0A91 X2152 BA154 X2153 0A91 X2530 AA119 X2531 AA119 X2625 0A90 X2756 0A90 X3496 BZY88 X4140 BA148 X4141 BA...

Page 5: ...l trimming tool A special star shaped trimming tool is necessary for the alignment of the tuner I F coil and also for adjustment of certain other cores This trimming tool is available as part of the Philips trimming tool kit 800 TX and engineers are advised that any attempt to adjust these cores with a non standard tool may damage them 5 Use of the circuit diagram a The complete circuit of the G6 ...

Page 6: ...under the tags and not wrapped around them 2 Ballast resistors During manufacture a high melting point solder is employed on all connections to the supply ballast resistors R1052 R1053 It is most essential that this grade of solder e g Ersin Comsol Alloy is used with a high temperature soldering iron if this component is replaced 3 Thermal fuses FS1108 and FS1110 Two thermal fuses FS1108 and FS111...

Page 7: ...hdrawn from the cabinet 7 Replacement of degaussing coils L1723 4 Remove the main chassis tuner assembly control panel and con vergence unit together with the convergence yoke deflection coils and blue lateral unit Lay the cabinet face downwards supported at each corner to prevent the C R T taking the weight of the cabinet 8 Removal of the C R T WARNING Extreme care must be taken when handling the...

Page 8: ... all the tappings on the line trans former windings are available externally via the two 10 way sockets mounted on the side of the E H T can assembly and connections to many components can be made either on the printed panel or within the valve compartment of the assembly once the gauze screen has been removed In cases of arcing due to breakdown of a component inside the assembly it may be first n...

Page 9: ...2 o 0 0 0 1 0 FOCUS L L L L 2744 2746 2745 2747 PRE SET A G C c i 7 1 0 5 7 L L 72 2 3 4 2 5 2 7 8 3 L 10 0 OD 9 r gd R2092 n L L L2598 0 _____11_2596 7 2555 2554 L2564 0 L2621 L2620 L 2 5 8 6 L2773 L2775 Is F1271b 12 L 2643 4 L264 W611 R2073 A M REJECTION L2603 I 5 5 1 L 2 5 26 L2528 9 LUMINANCE FEED TO C R T CATHODE L2503 l L2504 R7285 I 1 C R T CUT OFF R1167 CONTRAST sl 75Z3 7559 60 7561 L 7 6 ...

Page 10: ... picture is correctly set up Adjust R5045 for optimum focus 10 Vertical hold control R4098 Adjust vertical hold control R4098 to obtain a correctly locked picture 11 Vertical bias control R4105 Before adjusting R4105 check that the boost voltage is correct see para 2 Connect a voltmeter across R4117 pin 7 V4004 to chassis then adjust R4105 to give a reading of 12 5 volts 12 Height control R4101 Be...

Page 11: ... each control Degaussing The receiver is fitted with an automatic degaussing circuit which operates each time the set is switched on from cold However in cases where the C R T and or associated metal parts have been subjected to extra strong magnetic fields it may be necessary to pass an external degaussing coil across the C R T face and in each corner before purity convergence adjustments are car...

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Page 13: ...n The solder tags on L1523 are at H T potential 4 Converge the horizontal lines at the bottom of the screen with control 3 and the horizontal lines at the top of the screen with control 4 5 With controls 7 and 8 converge the left and right hand vertical lines 6 Check static convergence and readjust if necessary 7 Switch on the blue gun depress button 17 again 8 Adjust controls 10 11 and 12 to make...

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Page 15: ... warm up period of at least 20 minutes should be allowed for thermal stabi lisation of both receiver and test equipment Leads should be as short as practicable in order to have least effect on the response curve When the sweep generator is connected to the various injection points stated the terminating pad shown in Fig 9 should be used The adjustment of certain vision I F coils will affect both l...

Page 16: ...om X7326 and pins 4 and 5 of V7008 then check the adjustment of R7179 and R7206 see section H paras 22 and 23 Note When alignment of the chroma bandpass circuit has been completed the decoder alignment must be checked particularly the setting of L7559 60 and L7561 I F ALIGNMENT TABLE Inputfrom C20 4I sweep generator to and turn R2092 fully clockwise TP7 tuner injection point via the terminating pa...

Page 17: ... normal picture Connect a high impedance voltmeter from pin 2 of V7003 to chassis ve lead to chassis Adjust L7624 6 for maximum negative reading on the meter approx 4v OVERALL CHROMINANCE BANDPASS RESPONSE 503904e Fig 13 37MHz 33 5MHz RESPONSE AT COLLECTOR T2143 503904f Fig 15 4 R7618 discriminator balance Apply a colour signal to the aerial socket and set up the controls for a normal picture Conn...

Page 18: ...ips of the duplicated ellipses o 17B shows these ellipses before the adjustment is carried out 7 Adjust L7562 3 so that the diagonal ellipses especially on the magenta green axis become as thin as possible It may not be possible to make all the ellipses into thin lines with L7562 3 in which case the best compromise should be achieved 8 Synchronise the reference oscillator by removing the 1 0v sour...

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